... prored Preventive or wh.rh i?h» D l*-, 11 ?? cases out of every hundred iv I t. te * n taken as a'fected. ?? L n ° nn P ,e an ' taste-is ver, readily adminis- nH«Hi^ P lf* ' er ' trifll,| e *P»ce, ?? so portable that, ?? doL hbet _ W ,ettfc '-Paper. a package containing eight doses weighs less than one ounce. ha. ?? c ?* , * l, i r recoß »>ended b* the Profession, acd defied P.«T d em,n ...

... COMPANY'S favourite and fast sea-going packets MAGNET und HARLEQUIN, To-morrow, Wednesday, Sept. tt, at 11 Morning; Thursday, Sept. 14, at 1 Morning; Saturday, Sept. 16, at 3 Morning. Offlees, 69, Lombard-street, and 37, Regent-circus. STEAM NAVIGATION between ST. PETERS- BURGH and LUBECK.— One of the three flne large Pri- vileged Steam voxels NICOLAI 1., Capt. G. B. BOS, ALEX- ANDRA, Cant. H. ...

... splendid, and favourite Steam-ships leave tho above Wharf, as follow:— The ANTWERPEN, THOMAS JACKSON, Commander, every SUNDAY, at 12 ?? Noon, and the PRINCESS VICTORIA, F. W. PEIRCE, Commander 'Completely refitted and superbly re- decorated , every WEDNESDAY, at 12 o'Clock, Noon, re- turning from ANTWERP every WEDNESDAY aud FRI- DAY, at Oue ?? Afternoon. The general accommodation for ...

... standing), Gathered Breasts, King's Evil, Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Chaps, Cuts, Sore Head or Nose, &c. &c.— The trial of a single pot will establish its reputation. Agent for Traro :— H. D. Martin*, Druggist, who is in want of a steady respectable Youth, as an appren- tice. [duty freel. SAINT GERMANS UNION. PERSONS desirous of filling the Situation of RELIEVING OFFICER for the South Dis- ...

... 2d and 1 ,th ol each month, conveying . ?? Mexico, feuuth America, &c. The fares have been „ .j. c, and may be ascertained, with afl other particular, by wr;!t , D or personal applicaucn, at the Company's Office 5> Moor- whwe berths maybe secured as heretofore, and'parccls - ?? N.B. These steam-ships no longer touch at either Corunna . Krimouth. E-CHAPPELL, Secretary. a NTWERP, BRUSSELS, and ...

... . 2 Leeds 6 Domestic Intelligence — Wakefield 8 Her Majesty's Marine Ex- Board of Guardians . 6 curs i o n ?? 2 Bradford Mechanics' In- England 2 stitute 6 Wales 2 New Zealand ?? 6 Scotland 3 Cattle Show and Meeting Ireland 3 at Hebden Bridge . 6 Miscellaneous ?? 3 Complete Suffrage Commercial ?? 3 Movement ?? 6 foreign Intelligence . . 4 Extensive and Destruc- Leaving Articles — tive Fires in ...

... AMERICAN ROYAL BAIL STEAM-SHIPS will leave LIVERPOOL twice every onth as under- fill. ERNI A, CAPT. C.H.E. JUDKINS, Wednesday, Oct 4. BRITANNIA, CAPT. JOHN HEWITT, Thursday, Oct 19. .Stage coaches are established between HALIFAX and rICTOU, and the Steam-ship UNICORN plies between [ICTOU and QUEBEC, in connection with the above yes- Ms, carrying the Mails and Passengers for Canada. [Passage, ...

... sf SAMUEL BOND, DRAPER AND LACEMAN, BEGS to inform his Friends and the Publio generally, that he has REMOVED 10 the large and commodious Premises, No. 26, CHEAPSIDE, where he hopes to receive a continuance of that support which he has hitherto received, and which it will be bis study to maintain. Lancaster, Sept. 20tn, 1843. -Jfc ; TO BE LET, Tor, a Term of Seven Years, and may be Entered Upon ...

... that a GENERAL MEETING ofthe PROPRIETORS of this Company will be held atthe LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgate-street, on THURSDAY, the 12th day of October next, at One ?? precisely. E. CHAPPELL, Secretary. 56, Moorgate-street, London, September 19, 1843. CONTRACT FOR COALS FOR THE RIVER GAMBIA. DEPARTMENT of the STOREKEEPER GENERAL of the NAVY, SOMERSET-PLACE, September 16, 1843. THE COMMISSIONERS ...

... NAVIGATION COMPAN VS favourite Steamships. Sept. 16, at Three; Sept. 17, at Four; Sept. lit, at Five ; Sept. 20, at Six. To secure berths, &c, apply at 69, Lombard-street, or 37, Regent Circus, Piccadilly. LONDON and GREENWICH RAILWAY, 37. CANTERBURY-SQUARE, September 5, 1843.— The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Second and Third Share Capitals WILL BE CLOSEDfrom SATURDAY, the 16th, to SATUR- DAY, the ...

... sitting of the Board of Di- meters since a letter from Lord Petre appeared in the yjc prints, that letter has been carefully perused by the ?? . ,nd I am requested by them, as their Chairman, to •^unicste to you the observations they have to make. ifben s matter between his Lordship and the Company ¦ confessed!* one of legal inquiry, and actually before the Court of Chancery, it seems to ...

... §M\ ,B n r _L fP JOHN CLARKE, Esq., in tbe several SB. 1 ! 0 *» great Peatling, Little Pea ...